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The following animals are ready to be adopted from the Brandywine Valley SPCA in West Chester.

Chadds Ford Animal Hospital - Old Ridge Veterinary Hospital | Adopt-a-Pet May 26
Oreo

Oreo

Oreo is dressed to impress in his tuxedo coat and is ready to sweep you off your feet! Oreo is a 7-year-old gentle soul who has been coming out of his shell more and more every day and would love to find a family who will continue letting his personality blossom at his own pace. Might you be the one to give him the security of a loving home? Stop by the West Chester campus to meet Oreo today! You can name your adoption fee for Oreo through Sunday, June 1.

Chadds Ford Animal Hospital - Old Ridge Veterinary Hospital | Adopt-a-Pet May 26
Spanky

Spanky

Meet Spanky, a 3-year-old boy who will make the perfect addition to a very lucky family. He is a social and fun pup who loves to meet all people, kids included, and has done great meeting other dogs. Spanky has shown us that he has perfect manners and is ready to settle into a forever home of his very own. Stop by the West Chester campus to meet Spanky today! You can name your adoption fee for Spanky through Sunday, June 1.

For more information, go www.bvspca.org or phone 484-302-0865.

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Old Ridge Veterinary Hospital was founded by Dr. William Tancredi who wanted to bring dedicated, mindful, and personalized pet care to his hometown of Chadds Ford, PA. The hospital exists to help people and their pets by practicing with compassion, dedication, and mindfulness. The hospital started out as a mobile unit, and then transitioned to include a full-fledged stationary hospital where many more advanced procedures can be performed to improve the lives of pets and people in the community.